Ice and Snow Storm Strands Carolinas in Power Outages
Millions shivered as one of the worst ice and snow storms in years blanketed the East. Up to a foot of snow fell from New Mexico to North Carolina, triggering widespread outages, travel disruptions, and school closures across multiple states. At least 22 deaths blamed on the storm include a Virginia woman found frozen after sliding off a road. Carolina Power reported 466,000 outages. Duke Power warned days to restore service. Govs Easley and Hodges declared emergencies, with debris removal and utility repairs sped. Airports from Charlotte to New York faced major delays and cancellations as travelers endured long waits and rerouted flights.
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United Airlines faces bankruptcy amid loan rejection
United Airlines slid toward Chapter 11 after the government rejected a $1.8 billion loan guarantee. Sources say a $1.5 billion debtor-in-possession loan would keep flights active during bankruptcy. The carrier would become the sector’s largest bankruptcy, with talks focusing on unions, losses surpassing $4 billion since 2000, and 83,000 employees worldwide.
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Treasury chief Paul O'Neill resigns from Bush administration
Paul O Neill the Treasury Secretary announced his resignation as part of a White House economic team shakeup amid concerns the lagging economy could hurt Bush in reelection. Larry Lindsey also resigns. O Neill sworn in January 20 2001 left with a blunt style and controversy over Alcoa stock.
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Jobless rate jumps to 6 percent in November
The Labor Department reports the U S unemployment rate rose to 6.0 percent in November, the highest since July 1994, with 40 000 jobs cut in the month. Analysts expected modest growth and a 5 8 percent rate. The data unsettles hopes for a quick revival in hiring.
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Bush marks end of Ramadan visit to mosque
President Bush visited the Islamic Center of Washington to mark Ramadan's end and reinforce messages of hope and moral responsibility. The trip follows a period of heightened anti US sentiment among Muslims and a Pew survey showing rising global hostility toward America.
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